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Mobotix D14 Series Release

Rob — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 08:00:18 +0000

Network camera manufacturer Mobotix have recently announced a new series of dual-camera network domes which will replace the current D12 DualDome series. There is a full release document concerning the Mobotix D14 series and going into detail on all the improvements made from the D12 series, which can be accessed at our Mobotix D14 series product pages or by using the links at the end of this post.

However, as a brief summary, Mobotix describe the key features of the new series as thus:

New processor platform
Higher maximum frame rates in all resolutions
4GByte micro SD card is part of standard delivery of SEC and IT models
Support of micro SD cards up to 64 Gigabytes
Adjustable PoE classes, 1 to 3
Improved audio
Improved sensor cabling
MxBus, Mini USB

Apart from the increase in processing power, the most notable change between the two series comes at the interface level. For a full comparison of the changes see chapter 2.2 of the release document.

Use the links below to access the Mobotix product announcement document as well as our Mobotix product pages:

Mobotix Q24 IP CCTV Camera Explained

Phil Stewkesbury — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 09:54:03 +0000

The Mobotix Q24 Network Camera is a very feature rich and therefore fairly complex piece of equipment. The team of Mobotix specialists at The IP Academy have produced another great video to help you to understand its capabilities:

If you have any further queries please feel free to ask away in our Mobotix Forum.

Mobotix Q24 Network Camera

Phil Stewkesbury — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:17:04 +0000

The Mobotix Q24 is their latest 3 megapixel hemispheric network camera.

It supercedes the popular Mobotix Q22. The ’4′ is a new designation from Mobotix and represents their new faster processing engine, we will in due course see this appear in other models in the range e.g. Mobotix ‘D’ series dome cameras and the original ‘M’ series cameras.

The hemispheric operating principles are quite difficult to understand from a cold start and we are often quizzed about just what the Mobotix Q24 can actually do.

The classic application is to ceiling-mount this camera in the centre of a room and gain the ability to monitor and record everything that occurs anywhere in the room, with electronic pan/tilt/zoom capability to zoom into any area of interest (either in Live mode or in recorded footage) to see more detail. But, you can also wall-mount the Q24 and view a 180° wide field-of-view in front of the camera OR set the camera to deliver views of three preset selected sections of the overall scene covered.

Those good people at specialist Mobotix trainers The IP Academy have just released a new video introducing the Q24 and explaining a few of these features, it does a far better job than my words above seem to …

Mobotix Q24 explanation video from The IP Academy